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Sterling Innovations Titanic
Just picked this kit up at a local Good will thrift store for $3.99.Basic model and not very accurate but shiukd make for a nice decorative model.
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It looks like the model originally available at Barnes and Noble a few years back. If so choose your adhesive carefully. Elmer's will not be very effective as the paper stock is very glossy. I switched to Aileen's in my attempt to build it. It may require either a contact cement or a super glue.
In any event good luck with the build. Derek |
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scuff the tabs with some sandpaper or an emery board
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ok Thanks for the tips!
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I find a clear contact glue, such as UHU, works very well on glossy surfaces. You have to be patient, though.
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Guess what guys,I got an unpleasant surprise!Turns out it is missing the main spine side A which is probably why it was at Goodwill in the first place.I will try to make a replacement .
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Traced the mirror image onto heavy construction paper.
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